Pretty much symbolizes how I've been feeling the previous week. :)
This looks like a character from a cartoon series, though no one has pinpointed exactly who.
Charcoal, 30 minutes, on textured paper.
Colors edited in PS CS5.
It's been a while, Charcoal. ^_^
No name for her yet, but I'm pretty happy with the way she turned out. :)
What else can I do to make her more marketable?
Traditional, 30-45 mins.
Touch up in PS CS5.
(Done during English class this afternoon).
Originally supposed to be a sea goddess, but again, my hands were guided into doing a very different character. :)
Updated character model, now in a pose. :D
I'm planning on putting lights on the lamp and the area, to make a night scene. hahaha
Hooray! I finally finished a project for school today - and passed with high marks! I got an awesome 97! I guess my sleepless nights were TOTALLY worth it! Even though my eyes are stinging while I'm typing these words, I don't really care. This is an achievement! I never knew I could do this properly. Hahaha.
I took some screen shots of my model, namely an unnamed princess [from Russia]. I have no idea how accurate my model is though. :) So, I'm sharing my achievement with all of you guys!
The reason for her rigid pose is that we were instructed to model a character in a "T-pose". :) I made another scene with her posing a little, but that'll be submitted on Thursday. I'm really proud of the hair though. Ehehe.
